Re: Design

2000-11-06 Thread John van V
> Wow! You're good! Thanks, can I quote you ?? > However, the "marriage" part of your prediction is > already *mostly* true... future Python... same vein as Lisp > -- only the people who really grok Lisp can see it. > I totally disagree with your last point though. Thats ok, > Perl has staye

Re: perl6 spec?

2000-11-06 Thread Dan Sugalski
At 12:35 AM 11/6/00 +0100, dLux wrote: > I am a big perl fan (as most people here), and I dunno where I can >find up-to-date info about perl6. http://dev.perl.org is a good place to look. Once things get moving on the internals I hope to keep http://use.perl.org informed as well. >I am esp

Re: Design, opps- govt foul up

2000-11-06 Thread John van V
FTC = FCC (= FDA = DEA = FBI = DOJ = DOA = CIA = Ma_FIA = ...)

Re: Design, opps- govt foul up

2000-11-06 Thread Nathan Torkington
John van V writes: > FTC = FCC (= FDA = DEA = FBI = DOJ = DOA = CIA = Ma_FIA = ...) This is so far away from being of use to the perl6-internals list, I'm surprised to see it here. Let's get back to design. Dan? Nat

Re: Critique available

2000-11-06 Thread Mike Lacey
I've just read Mark-Jason Dominus' article on www.perl.com, I've been away from perl6-meta for a while (a month) and I thought I'd catch up a bit. It's not often you read something as unhelpful as this article. Like most Perl programmers I just use the language. I have never been involved in the